Should people in a relationship change their behaviors to make their partner happy? (Page 3)

[Miristheiss]

Some things yes.
Core things... thin
gs that make up your personhood no.

[Inexpensivefurniture]

If the change is a positive, reasonable one, I think it should at the very least be considered

[RawaajUK]

Only sometimes people should change their behaviors to make their partner happy otherwise, a partner should be selected with all of his/her perfections and imperfections.

[wickhamhayls]

yes and no.
Yes, if it really bothers others.
if not, then compromise and don't bother each other.
Whether a peson should change depends on the situation. Assuming a person HAS to change is as stubborn as not changing.

[DiscomfortZone]

Not a yes/no question. It's all a matter of what behaviour is in question and what level of change is deemed necessary.

[OddBeMe]

We all change a bit to fit with SO’s. They should love us for who we are, but picking up our dirty clothes or going down on them requires change.

[Jamie05rhs]

Slightly, yes, if it's a reasonable request.
I'm willing to change a little.

[Rangers]

If those behaviors are self destructive, absolutely

[COMMODOREII]

Hell no!!! You liked me for being me you are getting me her over it.

[najekim]

A successful relationship is a life of compromises by everyone involved.

[joshctlee]

Wow this is not what I expected the polls to reveal

[Paul09]

Need more context. But mostly no. You are suppose accept the person the way they are, or leave.

[Romeocuck]

I voted the 3rd option. Just lose the maybe at the first of the sentence.

[Anonymous]

what's the point of dating someone who is wrong about life
oohhh and IM CORRECT ABOUT LIFE

no opinion

[Asianguy123]

there is this guy who act shit. I don't think he can change. He lost his girl friend already and me.

[Browneye57]

You better, you spoiled brat. LOL

[Iron_Man]

There’s always compromise needed in a relationship

[BareTruth]

It truly does depend on the behavior

[LostYahooAnswersUser]

Is a toxic behavior?

[Asker]

I'm talking being demanding and asking for certain ways to do things in a relationship and them refusing.